The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-29
ANDARD: JACKSON, OHIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1887.
ABOUT PEOPLE |

ABOUT PEOPLE,
Felie Ruff spent Christmas in Jackson.
Ora Evans spent Christmas in Portsmouth
Mrs. Capt. Grassland is able to go about again
Fred. Reed, of Columbus, spent Christina
here.
fofm.
Miss Maggie Shaffer is suffering from bealet
| hand.
Frank Shafer has returned from Pennsyl
vania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nara White are keeping house
| at Glen Roy.
Jonathan D. Lloyd, Oak Hill, has been grant
ed pension.
The mother of Harvey Wells died suddenly
on last Saturday.
R. r. Bane and family, of Columbus, are Wis
| iting friends here.
Miss Gertie Matthews started away to School
again on Wednesday.
Davie Williams came home last week. Jack
son is glad to see Davie.
Bennie Harris, of Ports mouth, attended the
dance here Monday night.
A daughter of George Helphenstine, of Ports
mouth, died day or two ago.
Miss Jennie Morgan, OF Columbus, is spending
the holidays with friends here.
Harvey Wells has located in his large resi-
deuce on the hill near Wellston.
Mr.. Thomas Lloyd, formerly of Centrevil1e,
has located for time in Jackson.
Friends here received word that "Bub" Van
fossans wife is at the point of death.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Ewing, of Richmond, In
diana are spending the holidays here.
Ed. L. Sternberger went to Delaware, 10 spend
the holidays with his sister, Mrs. Michael.
Lee Benton, of Port Allegheny, Pa. is visit
ing his father, v. Fl. Benton, of this place.
Mr.. Washburne, of Cincinnati, brother-in-law
of A. H. Mathews, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. BERTHE Davis came down from Columbus
the latter part of last week, to visit friends
George Reiniger is making grea+ improve
ments in his property in the west part of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, of Ironton, accom-
panied their daughter, Miss Birdie, to this place.
Miss Kate, daughter of Ben Moore, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is visiting friends in this county.
Benoni Gray jr. and Miss Belle Hush were
married on Sunday evening, by Rev L. D. Fill
linger
Andrew Wangler returned from Pittsburgh.
Mr.. George Wangler died, and was buried on
Monday.
Mr.. W. r. Hudson and Miss Alice Nunnally
w4;e marie on Christmas Day, by Rev. L. D
Fillnger.
G. W. Rice has improved considerably during
the past week. though suffering considerably
from rheumatism.
Mr. Ruff and family were the recipients of
numerous and costly Christmas presents from
Mr.. Herb. Sternberger.
Allen Eisnaugle was married on Christmas
eve to Miss Williams, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
of jamestown.
Abraham Manring, an old soldier of Bloom
field Township, Is dead. Squire Richard Jones
came in after casket, on Sunday.
A woman named Whaley, formerly living |
near the Presby yterian Church, in this place. |
lied of rheumatism, on last Saturday.
@. P. Aten sends US copy of a Robinson, ILL., |
paper, a Christmas number. containing the ad- |
vertisement of"Aten Brothers," merchants
The solo sung by Miss Minnie Farrar at the |
meeting Sunday evening was |
most beautiful piece, beautifully rendered.
Mrs. Susan Edwards is visiting old friends |
here. She has been living with her daughter
ind son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Ewing, in
Indiana.
Mr.. J. s. johnson, Chairman has our thanks
or invitation to attend the annual reunion of
he Franklin Historical Union, to be held at the
lome of Mr. Jonn T. Moore, on next Saturday
vening.
James Meacham has begun work on the new
picket fence for Mr.. Dever, on Portsmouth
Street Dever keeps Meacham employed
Utmost constantly. And he could not find
,etter workman.
Mrs. Frank Stephenson, of fColum bus, is spend
ng the holidays with her husbands relatives
lere. Frank Stephenson is son of Mr.. Stephen
stephenson, of this place, and is now, we be-
ieve, recruiting officer in the U. S. Service.
We are writing this week with splendid new
ountain pen-the Christmas gift of Rev. w. d.
'herington, of GAINESVILLE, one of the grandest
nen in the Ohio Conference. Our family
cknowledge beautiful presents from Mrs. Cher
ngton.
Charlie Evans, the handsome clerk in Rice's
tore, awoke on Christmas morning to find
heck for one hundred dollars il his stocking,
ut there by Santa Claus, of course. Charlie
kinks his father, j. NJ. Evans, must have
igned the check, and all because Charlie was
years old. Charlie is boy to be
roud of.